SINGULARITY BY STEVEN JAMES - Book Review

Singularity is the second book in the new Jevin Banks series by Steven James.



"When his friend is murdered, illusionist Jevin Banks is determined to find out what really happened. Drawn deep into a web of conspiracy and top-secret research on human consciousness, Jevin won't stop digging until the truth is revealed. Soon he uncovers a dark secret that could change the very fabric - and future - of human life on the planet." (Taken from back cover)

Steven James has done it again. He has tautly written another riveting, suspense-filled novel that will leave you pondering till the end and beyond. I love the short chapters which, along with a great story, make this book a 'page-turner'.

Those readers who love a well-written thriller will not be disappointed. This book will leave you wishing for the next Jevin Banks book.  Well done, Steven.

Steven James is the critically acclaimed author of more than thirty books, including Placebo and the Patrick Bowers series. He lives in Tennessee with his wife and three daughters. Contact Steven on facebook at sjamesauthor.



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Available at your favourite bookseller from Revell, a division of Baker Publishing Group". 

 

Listening To His Voice.

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Winter Beauty

 

I must admit, winter is not my favourite season. Dark, dreary days settle in, and winter seems to go on and on. I long for the first signs of Spring: flowers showing their heads above ground, the return of brighter weather.

 

I don't like the cold, the snow, the uncertainty of travel plans...I never liked winter as a child either.

 

I don't go outside unless absolutely necessary. It seems I cannot get warm enough in spite of layering. While others are enjoying winter sports, I am content to stay inside curled up with a good book.

 

This year, I have made a decision to change how I view winter. I will look for the beauty all around me.God made the four seasons, and I am choosing to enjoy His gifts with a thankful heart.

Brazil, near the Equator. I used to say we had two seasons, rainy and rainier. How good it was to have the changing seasons. From the bottom of my grateful heart, I am thankful for the variety of all God's works. Let everything that has breath praise the Lord. (Psalm 150:6)